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Phrasal verbs are the word pairs made of verbs and adequate prepositions or adverbs. When the phrasal verbs are formed, they have a different idiomatic meaning depending on the word pairs.
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There is a saying which goes like that: Show me your friend and I’ll tell you who you are. You understand of course that this quote refers to personality and to how it is mirrored by our friendships.
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You might have noticed that in every language, there is always a SLANG category which corresponds to the language which we use mainly when we talk to our friends or relatives. However, it is not the language that you could use if you were speaking to your teacher or at a job interview.
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Can you smell it? It is probably the Christmas! We are just 2 days away from the day in which we enjoy presents, food and family. We are going on holidays and what best way to say goodbye to this year than ending up talking about collocations?
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Christmas holiday is usually a long enough break for you to forget about very important collocations we use in English either when you speak or write: The Phrasal Verbs.
There are so many of them that it can be tricky to learn and remember them easily because there is no particular rule behind them, the only trick to get round to remembering them (Spot the Phrasal Verb!) is to get used to them by using them as often as possible.
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Smile and the world will smile back!
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Let’s briefly look at our top 5 crucial differences in formal and informal English.
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Christmas is the time to spend with your loved ones, feel the magic around the streets and of course, eating and drinking! Every supermarket in the city is stocked up with tempting sweets, mouth-watering delicacies and traditional dishes for all of us to enjoy in these festive periods.
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Are you a big fun of animals? Have you ever had a pet which you loved even more than your friends? Then how about learning some idioms with animals? They can definitely show a good command of English when used and are also really fun.
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We are in the middle of the week and every time closer to the Christmas holidays. Perhaps during your holidays you will decide to go and visit a city around England or, if you are outside the UK, travelling to an English speaking country for some well-deserved holidays.
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I am sure English prepositions is one of the topics everyone struggles with at some point.
Short little words, but provide such necessary and specific information to an interlocutor or reader to understand a situation better.
Not only do we have to learn which English preposition to use for directions, place, time or movement, but also remember by heart the list of nouns, adjectives and verbs followed by specific English prepositions.
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As we all may know ‘winter is coming’ and we all love to go into BBC’s weather section and see the forecast for the next day. Shall we wear a scarf and a jumper? Or perhaps the sun will shine?
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January! It is the first month of the New Year and the one of resolutions! As I walked past the gym near my house I saw that even more people had joined and the place was surprisingly crowded. And then it got to me! It’s January; the month when the majority of people decide to focus on their body and get fit. So this is what I’m going to do today. I’m going to focus on the body and get your brains fit with some useful body idioms. Enjoy!
